Auld Lang Syne

Auld Lang SyneShermans gestural practice produces work clearly influenced by nature and the world around us. She explores the spirit of the colors and movements in an effort to both echo nature and spark our imagination. Sherman has a unique ability to depict the tactile world around us with vivid colors and gestural brush strokes. Her work is a contemporary nod to abstract expressionism. Sherman's larger works are impactful and thought provoking: the perfect focal

["Photography"]["Megan Mack"]

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"Works on Paper"]["Janna Luttrell"]

We love the intimacy of these smaller photographs: hang this one in an office or a smaller bedroom

Antony Aumann Oil Pastel on Paper I am inspired by the striking hues of Henri Matisse and the Fauvist movement

This maximalist work is the perfect complement to your most minimalist space

Theresa Hong Risograph Print These harmonious shapes cultivate calm even when juxtaposed against vibrant colors to evoke an energetic playfulness The ease of the resulting work is supported by a palpable rhythm and movement

This work comes in two sizes and would work well hung solo or on a gallery wall

“Lost” can stand on its own — hang it wherever you need a quiet moment

inviting viewers to acknowledge their own relationship with the natural world around them

light and nature – are even more pronounced in these larger pieces

These larger works can stand on their own in a living room